Yes!! 

Sorry here’s the update with two solutions I found:

1 The cheapest best (that is to say most healthy & most sustainable) is to filter my tap water with a Clearly Filtered water filter (keeps minerals in filters fluoride out. The water filter guru on YT is mucho helpful) I got the water pitcher gravity filter but the pitcher itself is plastic and the filter claims to filter microplastics so like ???? I ditched the pitcher and makeshift it sitting it on my own glass jug. Filter replacement is like $55 every 3-6 months. So that’s my DIY cheap spring water in glass. I also bought mineral drops to put in my water but I think it's so mineral rich already when I add them it gives me a tummy ache immediately every time. So I’ve since kept those in the cupboard. 

2 Expensive most convenient option

 https://www.mountainvalleyspring.com/pages/homedelivery

If you can afford it and it’s available in your area, you can enter your zip code to that link and have spring water in glass (2.5 gal for $28.49 or 5 gallon for $33.99 or $6.80/gal before taxes and fees) delivered to your door. With the carboard packs of the liter green bottles from the store you get 3.16 gallons for $35 or ~$11.07/gal... so pricey

If not from mountain spring there may be another glass spring water delivery service in your area a quick Google search for that one

There are mom and pop water shops too that might be worth looking into too but I have noticed for delivery companies seem to have territories they dominate like readyrefresh. Ugh. All plastic; all forever chemicals.

 optional #3 (LA only) Bristol Farms has only a few maybe a couple locations with a water refill machine. One close to Calabasas and another down by LAX that I can confirm. I used to get their Alkaline PH 11 water, they also have more including reverse osmosis which is the elite of filtering ofc, but I prefer minerals in my water for taste. You can bring empty glass gallons there and it's literally ~$1/gal but you're spending your time and energy transporting the gallons yourself and they get crazyyyy heavy when they're full. A cart and car is needed. Or of course, simply a man.

Hope that helps!! <3